Maela GUILLAUME-LE-GALL

Maela Guillaume-Le Gall’s research focuses on the role of the local context in the development of political discontent, ranging from electoral behaviour to the most radical forms of protest. She is particularly interested in the effects of spatial segregation, the decline of public services, and the switching off of street lighting at night on various forms of political discontent. Her thesis focuses primarily on the French context, particularly small and medium-sized towns, whilst also incorporating a section on Chile centred on issues of access to public services.